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Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-07

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Two Boston Sadie Bigelow and Liz
zie Hart, aged respectively eighteen and nine-
teet years-Quarreled with two young men
with whom they had been carousing and
ended their troubles forever by taking pol
son.
A PREMATURE explosion Of powder oc-
Cured at colliery at Frackville. Penn.
Thomas Fisher was SO badly burned that he
died soon afterward. Richard Penn was
badly burned, and Harry Mccormick had an
arm broken Three Italians were frightfully
burned and scalded.
A LITTLE girl of eleven years was arrested
in large New York store for stealing pocket
books from customers, andconfessed that she
had been taught to steal By woman, VINO
sent her out regularly On expeditions Of rob
berry.
GENERAL WILTIAM NJ. LoRING, promi-
nent Confederate officer, died the other
day in New York.
SAMUEL SMELTzER, or Red Lion, Penn,
was taken from the grave just at the moment
Of interment at the request of his SON, found
to Be alive, and is recovering his health.
HoRATIo Potter, for thirty-five years
Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF
New York, died q few days since at his
home Ia the Metropolis in his eighty nth
year.
DURING the past year the Gloucester
fMass.l fishermen lost twenty-Six vessels,
valued at $l52, 800 The number Of lives lost
IS 137.
FIRE destroyed S. s. Messenger 81 Sons
large agricultural works at Empire City,
Penn, with five new dwellings and farm.
house. Loss about $50. 900.
ACCORDING to Bradstreefs, the business
failures In 1865 numbered 1905 against
II, 116 in 1885. The liabilities III 1856 aggre-
gated Sis 800 900, against SII0, 100, 900 in
1885. The failures last year were divided
4, 1928; Middle States, 2,4S0: Southern States,
z, 10; Western States, $3.50: Pacific States,
ST.; Territories, PSI.
JOHN ROACH, the we'll known ship builder,
IS dying in New York Of cancer similar to
that which killed General Grant.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-07
ITEMS or INTEREST.

The peopleof Paris eat ], 200, 900 larks every
year.
DURING the past year 647 duels have been
fought in France
ATURKEY hanging In d Chicago butcher
shop weighed 50 II pounds
THE 1000 conyicts in Sing Sing prison eat
tWenty-one barrels of -four daily
BUFFALO has natural gas now which ii
brought eighty -seyen miles by pipes
New railroads to tile length Of 1000 mile
were built in the United States during the
past year.
THE silver mills Of Montana represent an
investment Of $40, GOO, 900, and her mining
machinery as much more.
KING KALAKAUA,o of the Hawaiian Islands,
has gAmbled away $T4, 900 deposited by poor
people IN the Postal Savings Bank.
GRANVILLE, Mass, is the centre and heart
Of the drum making business of the United
States. II turns out daily about / 200 drums.
MORE than tifty colored mon hold clerk
ships in the departments at Washington at
salaries ranging from $1,000 to LOO per
year.
e. COOPER, OF Santa Barbara, has proved
fornia He has q groveto Of 5000 trees which
yearly yield $4,000 bottles Of excellent oil,
which he sells for 81 q bottle.
Ian Eastern zoologist recently paid $500 for
four crowned pigeons. They are of a delicate
steel blue color, are almost as large as tur-
keys, and the crest is composed OF o row Of
gray feathers standing upright
The Plonk family, in Lincolnton, N c., IS
long Lived. Joseph is now ninety eight years
years. and Mrs Weave, another sister, is
one hundred and two years Of age.
A New MEXICO cattle man recently
clipped five car loads of fine beeves to the
Kansas City markets, and after paying rail-
road freights. stock yard charges, feed, COM
mission, etc, had just 81 head left for his
cattle
The Patriots League, Of Chicago, crga-
nlzed with the avoWed purpose OF combating
the efforts to spread Socialism and Anar-
chism, has issued an address to the public,
asking the cooperation OF all good citizens
in the movement.
HUGE iron reservoir Is being built at d
remote spot in the outer harbor Of Amster-
dam for the storage of petroleum 1t will be
nearly thirty three feet In diameter and OF
the same DEPTH and is calculated to hold
1,74O,O00 gallons.
JOE DEMONES, fifteen years old, and black,
went down to the landing at Jeffersonvillo,
KY, to see a boat so out As he stood look.
ing she blew her whistle yiciously, and inn
inediately the boy lost the power of speech
and hash t spoken since 4
The Russian Government has discovered
the existence Of an extensive Nihilist organi-
zation, the members Of which are princi-
paliy workmen in tho large factories in ST.
Petersburg, IN Moscow, and in Vladimir.
Many inembers OF theo anization have been
arrested.
The salarios ard milcagcof United States
Senators for tho last fiscal year amounted to
1851. 6S7, and the salaries Of officers and EN-
ployes to $534, 200. Over $4,000 was ex-
pended for newspapers and stationery, 500,
90 for miscellaneous items, ard S2d, 00e for
special select committees
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soutl, and west.

MOODY and Sankey are conducting series
OF revival meetings in Chicago.
A LOGAN memorial meeting was held in
Chicago, Hon. Lyman Trumbull being the
principal speaker.
JUDGE d.. Al. HARWooD, while examining
witnesses in b murder case at CotuIla, Texas.
suddenly*fell over apd died from the effects
Of an overdose Of morphine.
a STATE Soldiers Home has lust been
dedicated near Grapd Rapids, Mich. The
late General Logan had accepted an invita-
tion TO participate in the dedication cere.
monies.
Mas. SUSAN ROMANS, OF Warren county.
Kentucky, after living to be 1O2 years .old.
was burned to death the other day BY her
clothes taking fire.
The official vote for Governor Of Mime
sofa, just published, shows the following:
a. K McGill fRep.l, 107, 064: IA. a. Anne,
Dem.) IO4, 464: T.sC. Chi!ds Prob. ], Ii, 1855.
Fl Is estimated that 81, COZ negroes have re-.
Gently left the hill country in Mississippi and
settled In the river bottom lands
Two heavy shocks OF earthquake. suffi-
GENTLY strong in many instances to rock
houses, have been felt throughout Western
Maryland AMI in Pennsylvania towns Der.
dering on Mason and Dixon's line.
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-01-07

Sugar in its coarse state, called Hgoor,"'
has been used in India from time imme-'
mortal as an ingredient in mortar. Ma
sonry cemented with this mortar has
been known to defy every effort Of pick
and shovel, and to yield only to blasting
when it, has been found necessary to re-
move old puckah buildings.
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HOTELS.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA,
IN On Hampton Roads near Old Point Comfort
THE HOTEL WARWICK.
An attractive rstclass Nler Resort for families and
transient visitors Send for Illustrated Pamphlet to c.
b. CIRCUIT. $50 Broadway, New York, or to
j. r. SWINERTON, Manager
d24-s&w26t Hotel Warwick, Newport News, Va.
DERFECTION OF LIvING.-THE ALTAMONT
Il Eutaw Place, Baltimore, just completed Strictly
Family Hotel. Highest elevation. On the handsom-
est street Perfect heat and ventilation Incandescent
OF rooms Comforts Of housekeeping without its dis
ington Ten minutes from depot Send for iliustrated
book describing Hotel W. L. STORK Baltimore
d2S-3m Owner and Proprietor
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DOUGLASS & BRo.,

No MoRr GRKr Haze.
No More Falling Of the Hair
No More Dandrud or Souri,
No More Brach or Why HAIR
For all these conditions we heartily recommend
NATTANS' CHRYSTAL DISCOVERY; it readily
turns faded hair back to lis natural color in
three to ten days. is warranted stop the hair from
falling out In month two, leaving the scalp free
Of all dandruf and scurf.
BUT ABOVE ALL.
We recommend it because it Is entirely unlike all
other Hair Restoratves that it is entirely free from
all posons; it has sediment to shake up and
Quently is perfectly clean to apply.
Price 81.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Proprietor
18th and and I'd and d sts n w.
mh3
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INTERESTING To LADIES

We wish to call the attention Of Patrons and the
Ladies' in general to the fact that hsve succeeded In
placing ON sale. and win make to order for this spring
TAILOR-MADE SUIT, in all the lstest colors and
mixtures Of wool stuff for the reasonable price Of
s12OO.
We also offer one Of very stylish make and Atwood
material
AT $3.50.
Spring Suits In Checks also in Silk Rhadame hand
somely trimmed in Jet at very reasonable prices.
Special attention il called to Tailor made Black
Jersey Cloth Coat bound with braid at the reasonable
price Of
This Jersey Coat is for street wear and must not be
COMPOUNDED with spring hou Jerseys Of thin cloth
We also have this Spring Coat with Hood. elegantly
made up. in all dsesup to AZ.
for $3.50.
We have numbers Of styles Of Spring Coats, New.
markets and Raslana all at popular prices.
We also offer . stylishly made. Atwood. Checked
Coat, very nobby,
We offer the latest House Jersey out in all colors Of
Pin Dots. We call attention specially to this gar
ment as match almost any color Of dress goods
for 81.
We offer the best quality Jersey with Breton front.
We would Like you to examine this before purchasnR
Our Cloak Parlor is full now. with novelties in
ladies'. Misses aud children's Wearing Apparels.
BEADED WRAPS.
Our patrons know the class Of goods that we gener-
ally import and also our own styles that we have
made up in this country. We have not the largest
store in the city neither do claim to sell the cheap
est We modestly claim that we try to sell the best
goods at the most reasonable prices.
MILLINERY.
Our Millinery Department daily showing the latest
novelties. We have our Imported Bonnets and Hats
n and nre now ready to copy Of the styles at
sonable prices.
BLACK GOODS
Wehave special department for Black Goods. We
are at time ready to show anything that can be
found In Black Dress Goods, Silks, Woods and Cotton
Materials at the very lowest prices In this depart
Black and White Cashmere, Albatross, Tricots Cancels
Hair and Canvas Cloths suitable for second mourn
ing. For the coming week many special bargains will
be offered.
WHITE GOODS.
This is also special department of ours and we keep
it well stocked with full line of wash goods We par
clarly request you to examine the quality and notice
he price of these goods.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
Table Linen of all kinds Scotch. English and German
importations Speciaties almost every day. and our
prices on these goods must do the talking.
B1b a 81 M M MM !" sssss
B Ran "a y uu p MMMMM ssss
mia 9TH. STH AND STREETS
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A Typical American Rov.

From the Lyons Republican.
There Is farmer boy over In the town OF pbe,ns
who is, indeed model of industry, and IS honnd
20 make sterling citizen He is seventeen wears
Of age. His father died two years ago. leaving a
VIE and four children and a mortgage OF n Son
On the farm The boy was the oldest OF the chII
dren, and the funeral was scarcely past before he
set reSolutely 10 WORK 10 help the f>3afIy OUT OF
their financial embarrassment. With r0e advtca
Of a kindly neghbor he has since been the sole
manager OF The farm OF over ninety acres. He has
with only little assistance, plouxhed the feids
sowed cultivated and reaped; he has had SOLE
change OF a large number OF cattle ami horses on
the farm; he has managed q retail milk business
and has himself marketec all OF the farm producfs'
Last summer he found time, after his work In fbr
1elds, 10 paint the house twice over and 10 huiId
I'VE new fences. In the winter he not only attends
TO the necessary work about the farm, but teaches
a country school three miles away feils timber I'm
the woods on saturdays, writes excellent letters
10 the local newspapers, and pursues the course OF
reading as laid down In The ChoutauQuan. The
farm Is not only out OF debt and In splendid condt
ton, but the Lad and his mother have enough
money on hand 10 buy twenty more acres or LAND
this season.
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THE TRADES.
SPECIALTIES.

DILES! PILEs!! PILESM!
No one need suffer. The worst form Of blind
bleeding internal external Piles, matter how long
Stsndinr speediy cured No cutting tying. Treat
ment Almost painless and without loss OF time from
business Ladies attended at their homes when pre-
ferred Without extra fees Cures guaranteed. Exami
nations and advice free. II. d. SEkADEk. n. D..
f2l-1Sts once S>o 0tn ST q. W.
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
N IIFE All business confidential. Ladies aud gem
femen so cents each 4OS L street. between 4th and
9th streets northwest m6-4Ows
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

1887. For FstSInae liver YER Isn s lSS1.
The MAttano' leaves 9TH street wharf. Mashiigton
every Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday, at O'Clock L.
an; io %essy and Fday afternoons sonnens
with Shepherds CB. AID O. k K Tor freight aud Alex
andra for and freight going aud returning
Wharf, Watt roseys Wharf. Poiomse ciiy. liverpool Point,
Smiths Point, Shamrock. stuarfs Wharf. Tolson 2
landing Mathis. po Pan tB Ml Ssa Is Shn
lonial Beach Massey's harf Nirfs Wharf: Grind
ers Wharf sundays down and Wednesdays UP.
days and Wednesdays up. For information apply TO
u. T. JONES, agent 9TH ST. wharf, Washington, ID. c.;
JOHN McGAHEE, Alexandria, Va mhs
DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.
The Steamer SUE, Capt W. c. Geoghegan. win re-
sumo her trips between BALTIMORE and WASH
INGToN and for all LANDINGS on the Potomac River,
5 .. IN and Washington sunday p. m. Freight
ceiyed ON Saturday Snly and must o. prepaid
9Th Street Wharf
on.s. .4l9 10Th st NV.
f26-6m oihce' 18th and Penn ave. NV.
INOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Leaves 9TH wharf Oh MONDAYS, THURSDAY0
and SATURDAYS al ALL Returning TUESpAYS,
ues az iar AZ Nosnn crseR cErr,osn Wv ana 81
Clements Bay, Md. Connects with Is. aud o. Il. X. at
Shepherds See schedule JOHN b. PADGETT, Agt
Z. W. RIDLEY, Manager ja25
INJECT To NEW YORK ( FREIGHT STEAMERS
East River. n u, every SATURDAY at pm; 9th st
wharf, Washington, every TUESDAY MORNING
Freight at lowest 1tes- ap4
MT VERMONT MT VERMONT
STEAMER W. W. CoRcoRAN
Leaves 9TH street wharf daily teXcept sunday for Nj
vernon AZ ~ clock an heturning, Teaches "ss&
sel6 I. L. BLAKE Captain
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RESUME OF THE LAND FORCES OF THE FRENCH RE
PUBLIc-KEcENr STRENGTHENING OF THE ARrII-
LKRY.
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One Mule Tint Wa

One Mule Thns Vas Taken Foul.
frurn the New Haven News
hats ate The tail nearly on a mule In Key
west car stable by night. He was unable TO use
MS neeis and his ears wouldn't quite reach.
Doing PenAnce.
frum HArpers Bazzr.
Are you going to keep Lent, Mr.. Diggorry?n
"fa-as- Think will. =
Ahd what form VIII your penance take?D
Jaw, think I'll go 10 see .RudciygOre, ana stt h.
hind girl with high hat"
"A Ne" fork correspondent Is responsible for the
statement that In an uptown store are disnIs va
TOT OF stockings, woven thicker at the Knees than
elsc~ nere, presumably 10 withstand the wear and
sssd VI prayers: and over them this inscrfntion.
Examine this line OF lenten hosiery
InfeS yeaIS ago seye teen bachelors OF Kew
% eco,as, DaA-, entered into solemn compact never
~ tu.iy. Eiesen OF them are already husbands
ana TWO Of them are soon 70 wed JANUS
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NV ARRIVALS
OF CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS Is THE
ORDER OF THE DAY AT THE
GOLDEN EAGLE.

II your taste or inclination leans toward .
Spring Overcoat say that ours have not
only been admired for the excellence style,
workmanship and moderate prices, but they
have been purchased and are now worn by the
dressiest gentlemen in the city. We have been
compelled by the great demand for these to dIl-
plicate them several times, and in addition we
have now on exhibition many others which ar
rive daily. Life Is too short to give full de-
scription of these garments; viii. therefore,
RESPECTFULLY refer to our windows.
In suits we are receiving everything that Is
desirable for o gentleman to wear no matter
how fsstidious your taste may be. We can
please you and remember ut the usual popular
prices Of the Golden Eagle.
Our suits for boys, ages to IA, are simply ele-
giant and must be seen to be appreciated. We
extend q cordial invitation to our little friends
and their mothers or guardians for an inspec-
ton. Courteous treatment awaits you.
To the larger boys, from IA to Is, we will say
no matter what your taste or inclinstion may be
come to the Golden Eagle and you will not be
disappointed because you cannot find what you
want.
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TIE IRISH "a OVER

The BOBd u OyE6
An wcek finished and ready for delivery. Many
thanks 10 my friends end patrons for their pseDt
Sulgence during the tall. when such the rush OF
work fr0m he District md s p.rts q the country
that impossible to ret ok1lle0 vorkmen enough
10 40 Il peu@pt,y, but now havs ample forcs and
ever fpc31ttY 70 III al orders With prosnptnea ana
Gspstch. Work called for aud delivered W. H
WHEATLEys loss Jefferson st. GeoxSetowp tl-3m
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TuNHE CELLULOID TRUSS.
Il That never breaks, Lever wears ont always clean
aud can be worn while bathing.
Is for sale at CHAA FISHERS
623 7th street northwest
Mn FISHER devotes her attention 70 the wants Of
Lady 4ntEVNA MI
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WooDRurrs ImaovRD
FILE-HOLDERs AND CABINETS
For Filing Business and Ocial Papers Of every kind
and description,
In the most convenient manner for ready reference
THE IMPROVED HOLDERS
Are constructed with STEEL CLAMPING PLATES,
instead OF cast iron formerly used They made
OF INV required sise to file papers either vertically
horizontally and be used ON ordinary shelyee Fs-
rooms vaults and safes may be fitted mp with them
wooDRuFrs 1APRo XEPs F1IE-aoIDER cAnI-
With Locking Device operated By Drop 6helf or Knoh
Vhich ioCks In al Of the HOldeU oQptainod =
the Cabinet without the uDe Of doon,
Are the most desirable and complete thing IN the
MARKET for the purDoee Numbers Of them aee In ne
al work done n Ssss msnsss sad q fsasoaahls
Send for csrculaE or call and examine 1t the Manu-
factory Nos 637 Massschusetts avenue north
Ew. WOODRUFF,
f26skw.1m Ps4sntse and Manufactures.
DARKFR,S 0IN0KR TONIC, THE BEST CURB
il for Coughs, Weak Lunga Asthma, lndigestton. In
ward Palma Exhaustion Combining the most valuable
medicines With Jamaica Gingsr. II sxssts curativl
power over disease unknown TO other Henedtea Weah
Bowels, are dragging thousnnds 70 the gzsye Wiz
WO0id recover their hath BY the timely uGe Of Pan
KFRs 6n0R Tonic It II new life and strsngth % tn
aged SOC. ct DssA HMcox : Co.. 16S W0li4az
street. n. y. NIB
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MEDICAL, &c.
B1sHors CApHoRrsx

An Exquisite Toilet Article for Chspped and Rough
Beautifully smooth Soft and Clear Invaluable every
Toilet Price 25 cents. Try il. Guaranteed 70 give
perfect satisfaction For sale ct the principal
Drug STORES aud by the pE0prietor.
!. @. BISHOP. Druegfsk
hl1-3m $50 9th st, cor. II IT nv.
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SM1rH,
THE PIONEER CLOTHIER OF
SEVENTH STREET,

SEVENTH STREET,
HAS RETURNED TO WASHINGTON AFTER
SPENDING SEVERAL YEARS IN BALTIMORE
MANUFACTURING CLOTHING. AND COMES BACK
WITH AN EXPERIENCE IN ALL THE BRANCHES
OF THE CLOTHING AND TAILORING BUSINESS
AND HAS LOCATED AT 924 9TH ST. n w. AND
WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE ALL HIS OLD FRIENDS
APPRECIATE THE VALUE OF GOOD STYLISH
MADE CLOTHING, MANY OF OUR GOODS ARE
EQUAL TO THE BEST CUSTOM WORK
FAIR AND HONEST DEALINGS, A FULL, DOL
LARS WORTH OF GOODS FOR EVERY DOLLAR
YOU PAY. WE INTEND TO ESTABLISH OUR
BUSINESS ON SOLID FOUNDATION WEAR
OUR CLOTHING FOR YEAR AND IF 1T DOES
NOT WEAR AS WE REPRESENT 1T, WE WILL RE.
TURN YOUR MONEY. HONEST WEAR RESIST
ING GOODS AT HONEST PRICES. WE GIVE OUR
CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF THIRTY-ONE
YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THE BUSINESS GOOD
GOODS AT LOW PRICES AND FAR BETTER
THAN CHEAP GOODS AT HIGH PRICES OUR
GOODS WILL STAND THE TEST OF TINE, AND
OUR REPUTATION STANDS GOOD FOR ALL
WE SAY. PRINCE ALBERT AND LAT
EST CUTAwAY SUITS FOR SPRING WEAR
OPEN TOMORROW, AND NEW THINGS ARE AR
IRVING DAILY. BOYS AND CHILDREN,s
CLOTHING ARE SPECIAL FEATURE WITH US.
ALSO KNEE PANTS. A SPECIAL DRIVE IN A LOT
CHILDREN'S SHORT PANTS-1 LOT AS LOW As
25, AND 200 PAIRS WORTH 49, as, AND e5.
CHOICE FOR Soc CHILDRENS SUITS AT 40 5o
80 AND UP. WE WANT THE MEN WE WANT
THE BOYS AND WE WANT THE LADIES TO COME
TO OUR HOUSE FOR ALL STYLES OF CLOTH
ING FROM THE 3-YEAR-OLD CHILD To THE
3OO-POUND MAN. COME ALONG, YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY WE WANT YOUR TRADE AND WE
WILL JUSTIFY YOU IN DEALING WITH Us
DON FAIL TO CALL ON SMITH, The CLOTHIER
DOORS BELOW BURDETTE'S DRY GOODS
HOUSE BE SURE AND CONE TO SMITHS.
THAT ARE IoI NEAR r. F St We ", HAVE 0PENEb
SONS LARGE FURNITURE HOUSE, WHERE Ne =
CARRY FINE LINE OF MEMS, BOYS AND
PIECE GOODS FOR ORDERED WORK CONE AMI
SEE Us AT EITHER PLACE-924 9TH ST. or ITO
ST. NV. mh1
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UNDERWRITERS.

ERED. SPINpLER
Bodies Emtamed and prepared Tor usnsportaton
Telephone call 40S. ~
Id ICHARD g. CAIN,
IL FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN
lOl1 9Th Everything stfictty hfst-cinss and o.
the ruost ressonsble 1eleholie call asa I'll
UoSTPH GAWLER. Furnishing Undertaken and
81 Practical Enilalner, IL ~ fennss ANS ave- "
Terms moderate aud everything nrst-class. Tele
phone call l02-1Z. myzl
eD fUkNIsHING UNDERTAKEN
Corner New Jersey ave- AID q street n
Telephone csil 49, sP5
Do TO GEo. D. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
" Granite Work: be.t tacilties N Msshilgton To-
tuch work Cfhce and lard 10x 20 1Oe North CAy6td
81 IN reas " Government Prptaag VfaeN 0ah14
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-12
Trial and Execution

HArsi The best and cheapest hats are at
Seaton's Hat Store, % North Pennsylvania street.
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An oyerland Sketch.

Charleston Tribune.
was in the 1.-TWO Orphans" saloon ct Eagle Pass
City, Wy. r., day, engaged in the fatiguing bus
of leaning against the wall and watching the bar
keeper polish the glasses, wheel strikngly large man
with ferocious plaok nusteche and hand the size
of St. Paul man snowshoe came In and directly To
where stood. 1 tried to look if I wasn't doing
anything and got corner of my eye on the side
door The regarded scornfully for moment
then suddenly jumped up and cracked his heels to-
gether twice brought his fist down on the edge OF
with whoop that Jared the chandelier Yelled
Stranger, l eat snakes!"
As remember t replied that had no doubt OF IT.
and that fully believed he the only man IN the
country no did eat snakes, and that presumed he
rather preferred rattlesnakes and mecca
sins, when he made leap at me and again Wnoopeo:
Stranger, I'm a wolf. Hear me how'll!
was backing toward the door and trying to look IS
sociable and agreeable possible, when he added
with astonishing emphasis:
I'm wildcat! want blood / want to 1rink
was now moving the door rapidly as to
resemble a dark-colored streak several yards long
when he started for me bowling:
TIN man-eater I'm from, Bitter Creek Gimme
( some snakesi Lesne at him. All the time
kicking the chairs through the air snd making tn q
building trembe.
managed to get through the door and fell scros.
an alley and two vacant lots Fifteen minutes later
when ventured out on another street. happened to
meet the barkeeper and said
What the matter of that man who tried to kill
at your placer
Mayor Everts you mean, reckon. Oh, nothing
nuch only the Council passed ordinance that he
mad vetoed his head last night and it has made
him cross ell day."